One of the wonderful end-of-year traditions at Circleville Elementary School is the fifth-grade clap-out. On the last day of school, all students and staff make two lines, creating a space for the fifth-grade students to walk through. The onlookers then cheer and clap as the departing fifth grade students parade through, waving and high-fiving along …

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Another beautiful day for a moving-up ceremony! Circleville Elementary School celebrated its fifth-grade students with family members, teachers and administrators. To watch the CES ceremony, click here. Congratulations to all!

The joy of giving is indescribable. Julia Zullo can attest to that. Julia is a fourth grade student at Circleville Elementary School and an aspiring artist. Her love for art has grown greatly from working with CES art teacher Kelsey Skudder. During the pandemic, Julia started taking art classes in sketching and watercolor – all …

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Kindergarten teacher Lindsay Brooks had many eggs in the incubator at her Circleville Elementary classroom. She and her students watched and learned about the development of the chicks. As the chicks hatched, she invited her virtual students to see them in person! She organized the families to come after school at staggered times with social …

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Congratulations to Emmanuel, a fifth-grade student at Circleville Elementary School who was chosen as a prize winner in the district’s “Imagine Your Future” contest through Imagine Learning. Emmanuel logged an incredible 407.5 minutes of learning with Imagine Learning over spring break, which earned him 31,524 points for the prize drawing. The contest was a collaboration …

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Monday kicked off Teacher Appreciation Week and boy is this week one to celebrate! For more than a year now, our teachers have devised innovative ways to teach our students who are sitting in front of them in the classroom as well as those who are learning remotely through a computer screen. They have been …

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